1. Used to express agreement, acknowledgment, or readiness.
Usage: informal; variant spelling of 'okay'

1. A unit of weight used in some Middle Eastern and Mediterranean countries, typically equal to about 2.8 pounds or 1.3 kilograms.
Usage: also spelled 'oka'; historical or regional

1. To agree to or approve something; to give the go-ahead.
Usage: informal; variant of 'okay'

Examples

• Oke, I'll see you tomorrow at noon.
• The manager gave the oke for the project to proceed.
• Did your parents oke your plans for the weekend?
• Oke, everyone ready? Let's go!
• The merchant weighed the spices in okes.
• She oked the budget proposal without hesitation.